News Summary

• While there are likely differences, this sounds basically identical to Google’s Magic Editor on the Pixel 8 series, which requires Google Photos backup and an internet connection, which turned out to be a point of contention for some following the series’ release..
• In the latest series of leaks, new high-quality images have surfaced as well as details on a few key AI features of the Galaxy S24 series, including a clone of Google’s Magic Editor tool from Pixel 8..
• Notably, the leaked materials mention the feature will be supported across all three Galaxy S24 devices.Galaxy Eureka AI-Software pic.twitter.com/HCMQ7sGlpTThe same leaker also earlier in the day leaked high-quality images of the Galaxy S24 series..
• It’s interesting that, despite the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3’s far better on-device AI capabilities compared to Google’s Tensor chips, Samsung still requires an internet connection for this feature..
• @MysteryLupin on Twitter/X today published what appears to be an excerpt from marketing materials showcasing several key features of the Galaxy S24 series..
• While Samsung’s camera suite includes telephoto lenses, these are sometimes not used in low-light conditions, so AI enhancement could certainly be used to make improvements there..